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Newspaper Page Text'Aufrunt 20, 1042 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE SEVElt MgaIzcU and QinaHcial STOCKS FALIi UNDER DARK HUH REPORTS NEW YOhK, Auk. ZB (p Depressing; wnr report from Moscow, slresnInK tlio (luimcr oim position of StiilliiKrnd, bmhIii wtomlnntod slock nmrkat trends Q,odny unci lender foil fractions to h point or mora. Up to mldduy certain of tho key lsue showod fair resist ance, but In tho lutor proceed ing tho retrofit Uecomo uenarnl wiili some nccolurntlon In vol ume. In u few Instances oas ran to 2 or mors points In the final hour. Transaction woro pproxlmutely 375,000 shiircs. Stock! showing slznblo de clined Included U. H. Steel, Until lehem. General Motors, Chrys ler, American Telephone, Wesl trn Union, Santa Ko und South ern Railway. Down 2 or moro were Union Puclllc and Klvclrlc Power and Mttlit 8 per cent and 7 per cent preferred::. Commodities bowed under selllnil attributed to tho proposed federal price controls. Closing quotations: Ajnorlcan Can 601 y.m Car & Fdy 2:H Am Tel At Tel 11111 Anaconda -.. 2(11 Calif. Tacking Ills Cat Tractor 30 Comm'nw'llh cV Sou 810 General Electric - 2fli General Motors 871 Gt Nor lty pfd 22 i Illinois Central 01 Int Harvester 40 1 Kennecatt - 30 Lockheed 41 I.onK-BcIl "A" 34 Montgomery Ward 29i NasliKelv Si N Y Central 0 k Northern Pacific 61 Pic Gas & El 18 1 Packard Motor -.. 2k Penna R R 211 'Republic Steel 131 Richfield Oil 71 Safoway Stores ..... 30 k Bears Roebuck - ft3i Southern Pacific 13k Standard Brands 3 k Trans-America 4 k Union Oil Calif 121 Union Puclfle 751 U S Steel - 4llk Warner Pictures Si LIVESTOCK SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20 P) (Ked.-Stato Market Now) CATTLE: Balablo B0. Largely mnuinul; fed Bteor quot ed $13.00-50; medium to good heifers salablo 1 1.00-75; load lot good rangn cows $0.00-1)0; bulk dinners and cutters $0,50-7.28; medium snuHiig bulls fD.BO 10.00. CALVES: None. Nominal. Good to choice voalers quoted $1.1.0G-G0. HOGS: Sulablo 350. Around 15-20 cents lilxhor; one load good 100 lb. hogs t 15.70, extreme top; three loads 1B5-215 lb. barrows and gilts $15.55-60; odd sows $13.25. SHEEP: Salable 000. About tteudy; good to choice lambs scarca quoted $13.00-50; two decks fair 03 lb, shorn valley lambs $12.60, carrying 28 per cent Merino medium end. Me dium to cholco ewes quoted $4.50-5.25. POTATOES CHICAGO. Aug. 26 (AP USDA Potatoes; arrivals, 67; on track 220; total U. S. ship ments .151; supplies moderate, demand fair, for Russet Bur banks and Long Whites market firm, for best Triumphs market slightly stronger, for Wisconsin Cobblers market slightly weak er, about steady and other stock; Idaho Russet Burbanks U. S. No. 1, $3.85-4.15; Long hltos U. S. No. 1, $3.10-80. C3t LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice Is hereby given that tho undersigned has been duly ap pointed executor of the estate of Wanda V. Shaw, deceased, by the Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon, for the County of Klamath, and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present same to said executor at the office of R. C. Groesbeck, Lawyer, Fed eral Savings nnd Loan Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from tho date of this notice, Dated: August 12, 1042. J. R. SHAW, Executor of the Estate of Wanda V. Shaw, Deceased. A 13-10-20; S 3-11 No. 110. PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 26 (AP-USDA) CATTLE: Suloblo nnd total 225; calves 100; market uctivo, steady to strong; few grass 'steers $11.50-12.50; com mon light beef steers down to $0,00; common medium beet heifers $0.00-10.50; dairy typo hnlfnre rinwn to $7.50; csnnef and cutter cows $5.50-7.00; me dium beef cows $8.25-75; good young cows up to $0.50; medium good bulls, $0.50-10.50; odd head $11.00; common down to $8.00; gqpd-cholce voalers $14.80-18.60; common down to $0.00. HOGS: Salable 300, total 380; market steady with Tuesday's average; good-choice 175-215 lb., $15.25-35; few $15.50; 230 270 lbs., $14.50-75; light-lights mostly $14.50; sows fully 25 cents lower, mostly $13,75-14.15; gnod-cholco feeder pigs $15. 2 75. SHEEP: Salable 380, total 800; market steady; good-cholca spring lambs $11.75-12.00; me dium-good grades $10.50-11.80; feeders $0.28-75: medium-good yearlings $8.25-50; common light yearlings down to $6.25; medium-good ewes $3.50-4.50. WHEAT CHICAGO, Aug. 26 (P) With losses of about a cent a bushel, tho wheat market todny ab sorbed modorate selling to offset the effect of lorger receipt at northwest terminals so far this week. Mill buying, reports of better flour business and snlo of 10,000 bushels to be shipped out of Chi cago helped at times to check tho decline. Denlers bought 20,000 bushels of new spring wheat to arrive here and southwest re port Indicated farmers would have to find storage space for large quantities of grain now plied on the ground or risk de terloratlon of condition which would make It Ineligible for gov ernment loans. Wheat closed 1-1 cent lower than yesterday, September $1,171-1, December $1.20k-i; corn i-io down, uepiemher 83k- ic, December Bole; oats l-ko off; soybeans i-io down; rye lilto lower. Rye closed at lows for tho sonsnn, September at 60ko. Portland Produce I'OllTl.ANI), Or., Auj. 14 AP)-TliMt uro Urn prim reUllrre buy wliolcialer. will hnn oth'twUo not (J. miTTKIt-l'rlnti, A f 47 H In pifh nirrit wrapper i, 4 He In erfcn. B grade, 4Ho In jiarrlMfiffit wrapper. 41o in ar. Uti. ninTK!IFATriil nn1ILv. maximum ot . of l jtrr ernt, aridity dellverrri In I'orl hl.fl 47 Hie lb, l premium miIHjr (mil), mum of M of I pr vnt acidity), eMs'c 16, valley rout and muntry point Vc let (tiin Int, or 44',fra lb. I irnnt iiunlUy I Portland to un1r flrit, or 44'Mlo M. CIIKKNK-HillUn price to Portland ra falltve: Tillamook trlpleti, Mo lb.; loaf, '.4 lh.t trlpkU to wMcealw, VMo ll.I loaf, t1a II). t,o.b, Tillamook. ' KHJH"l'rl to proiliicrr: A Urge, Pxs H lair k tAc; A rneilliim. Mc; B m"llum, 31c inxxii. UI to ralalltrt 40 htghir (or et; ctrloni fie hlyhcr 1,1 VH F(I1M.TKY-Iuyln prkfi: Jio. 1 Krdr Udtioro UtttUrr I'i to 1' h tie; ivr I'-V l,a ttct colored fryer under a'.i tht,fJ3e; s to 4 ll'i., tfoj colored lima, tic; tiot'A rotr. over 4 lbi ttc; lg horn htt9 undi-r I'i lb., 19c j ovtr tVi Int., Xtrj No. t grants hni Lc It So, S gr'l ItVi Uaat rocalcra. in ttn ll. DHKHMKK TlRKKVrv-tHIMni prlcci nnf crop U-a&c lb. HAV Relllrif prtc on truckai Alfalfa, Ko. I. 1:4 ton i ot.vlfli, fU too, vallr pclpuj timothy, etittrn Ortgon, ( )( ky tiinnthy, 14 ton; clor, 115 inn, DNIO.NH Orffn. Wo ilnx. ItupchMi Ore git dry. ll.W; Walla Wlt,Vklin fl.U ftO-lb. bag. PTAr0KS. NKW-Yklma, I3.M W.46 oenUl; local i cental. roUNTHV 1KATft tlluv prloa In re talkn; country-killed hogt, hit hut buUh rn, 119 to 140 Ibi., 1011c, nominal: veal rri, fancy Uc 11).; good heavy, lo-IM lb.; rough hravy, lo lb.: cantor eowa 1 J', flic lb.: rutert R lto lb.: hull. 10.17c b.t l-rlrir Iambi, tie yearling Iambi, good 14c lli.j do lifavy, 1MC lb. m Mc. Rletod From Koipital Mrs. Roy Carter, who underwent a major operation at Providence hospital in Portland about two weeks ago, la expected to return tonight to her home on North Eighth street. RUFFING PICKS GROVE NEW YORK Red Ruffing, who hait batted against all three, calls Lefty Grove faster than ei ther Walter Johnson or Bob Feller. .. NOTICE TO RIDERS Tha Skyline Ponies ore back from Lake o' the Woods. Rid your favorite horse ot the Skyline Riding Stables Just off Merrill Hlwsy on the old Embassy Club road. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Q' THE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAMATH COUNTY. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES TATE OF MYRA CAIN SMITH, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that I have been appointed executor of tha last will and testament and estate of Myra Cain Smith, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate nro required to present them, with the proper vouchers, to me at 724 Main St., Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from date hereof. Dated August 26, 1643. WILLIAM GANONd, A 28; S 2-9-16 No. 116. RED-ITCHY-SCALY Effective Home Treatment QPromptly Relieves Torture! First sjipllrntlnns of wonderful M"'"; Int mixllcufcid Zmo doctor s lomvl promptly rellove the intenw tim ing oionmM slid stsrt at on to ntip fcml tha red, so.ly skin. Amlnly mioj mmM for ovw 80 yrl P t 'rlsl of nrvolous close, stainless liuld mo convinces! All drug A stores. Only BM. ZsEIYlU 'k Going Back to School is Fun In These! i 4 V YrZ?f - o"d Oxford with tha tailored smartness so im portant In really good-looking school shoes! Rubber or leather soles! Built-up leather heels! "Boxed" toes! Antique! Brown! Black! All sizes and widths! FEATURING Military Oxfords . . Saddlos Side Tit Brogue Moccasins. This year buy your school shoes early! Shoe Department Mountain Fighters' Mules Train for War 7- - I - ,,d....V-v." - .vr. ... . . tut ftQST.i Ifl n TPuC UNTHtJlORLO. IV . Mr HUT I "wu r.J ,, ... i.m. i ' ' IE-' ' i i ! ' ,. , i 1 1 1 1 t,-,,,,, ; ,...tiJiA New U S "Mountain RcBlmcnt," training somewhere In Northwest, depends on pack "Jj" Transporting guns, ammunition, supplies. Note sign Indicating high esteem in which regiments mules are held. OBITUARIES REYNOLD FRANCIS JOHANSEN Reynold Francis Johansen, for the last 12 years s resident of this city, passed away in Lakeview, Ore., on Tuesday, August 25, 1942 at 1:30 a. m., following a' brief Illness. He was a native of Astoria, Ore., and at the time of his death was aged 39 years 3 months and 23 days. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. La- verne Johansen, and two daugh tcrs, Delores and Cherrie, all of this city; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johansen of Monte- sano, Wash.; five brothers, Vern of Kelso, Wash., Harold of Rccdsport, Ore, Ecrt of Elii: Wash., Ralph of Alaska and Floyd of Montisano, Wash. The remains rest In the Earl Whit loek Funeral home, Pine street at Sixth, where friends may call after 4:00 p. m. Thursday. Notice of funeral to be announc ed later. an Illness of but one week. She was a native of Douglas cocrity. Ore., and at the time ot her death was aged 84 years 1 month and 20 days. Surviving are two sons: Earl E. Walker ot this city and Luke Walker of Port land, Ore.; three sisters, Mrs. Margaret Kneelend of Sacra mento, Calif, Mrs. Mary Barnes of Medford, Ore., and Mrs. Ruth McDonald of Portland, Ore.J two brothers, John Witt of this city and Fred Witt of Rogue River, Ore.; also two grandchil dren. The remains rest in tha Earl Whltlock Funeral home. Pine street at Sixth, where friends may call after 12 noon Thursday. Notice of funeral to h announced at thin time tan SARAH ADELINE (ADDIE) WALKER Sarah Adeline (Addie) Walker, for the last 63 years a resident of Klamath county, Ore., passed away at hor home, 129 North Fifth street Tuesday, August 25, 1942 at 10:25 p. m., following HEMORRHOIDS (Piles) Hernia (Rupture), Fissyri it Fistula Biicli dltorderp Impair 700 ntieiib iuaieaer sjuBlng , power. For 30 wj hy 1 ticoeisiallr treated thow moat. No hue p Hal opvra I uon, no oonnnD9nt, ho lose oi Hoe from work. CeU for semiaellon or send for 4 VREB daaerinttv nnniUt. 0PnEY6fiIng,,Mon.lWi.,Frl,7to6ltO Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC Phytlclmm and IwftM I If. X. Cor. I. 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